Just my opinion but the minor amount of extra oil capacity is of no benefit. Neither is a larger filter with a larger filter surface area unless you don't change your oil often enough. A larger surface area filters no better than a smaller surface area filter, its only benefit, again, would be if you don't change your filter often enough and the extra filtration area would lengthen the time until it clogs.
Personally, after I visited Fram's R&D facility in Ohio, I switched all of my cars & the Jeep to their Tough Guard which has a 99% filtration efficiency with a very good overall design. I saw it being tested along side more expensive filters and it compared favorably with all of them and better than some that are expensive "prestige" brands. Not to mention many more expensive oil filters only have a 95% filtration efficiency.
What does 95% vs. 99% filtration efficiency mean? It means the filter was able to filter out 95% or 99% of the lab grade precise size test "dirt" added to the oil prior to the efficiency test.
